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4 minutes ago, MattM said:
And I'm also pretty sure he's the ex-husband of a good HS friend of mine.
Very small world.
I went to High School with him, he was a good guy.
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On 2/14/2024 at 1:25 PM, teef said:
as long as josh doesn't get all hopped up on goofballs and run his car into a ditch...it's all good.
I appreciate "The Simpsons" reference. 👍
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On 6/11/2021 at 9:11 AM, Irv said:
What's the difference between Canadian style and the American style? I tried lookng on the net but couldn't find anything. The only thing I noticed is that they sometimes play on concrete north of the border. I played outdoor in high school and college and indoor during the summers. I enjoyed the indoor game becuase it was faster and less running than I did playing outdoor as a midfielder. It pretty rough. When I played (In the 80's) cross checking inside the arc was legal even without the ball and fighting common. Also the rink owners did not have AC and it was f-ing hot in there. There was a pro team called the Grey Wolves in my town (Rochester) and I played with some of those guys and they knew all the tricks. A lot of fun
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1 hour ago, Tenhigh said:
I'm shocked that a guy with a screen name referencing a mediocre tight end would be defending this mediocre tight end. I'm shocked I tell you!
Just kidding, hoss. We really all hope he turns into Gronk, but that ain't how our offense works.
I believe the screen name references Bob Chandler.
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I just want to do my part and feel like a member of a team. Yes, I said member.
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12 minutes ago, Buftex said:
I was hoping for something a little more conservative and old fashion...like Haggar Wrinkle-Free Slacks for Men Stadium.
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11 minutes ago, DJB said:
After watching this, he looks like a nice signing to me. 👍
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I hope this is legible.
Last Year:
Career:
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Did he visit anywhere? I didn't read any report he did.
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I post this on FB and chuckle every year. Yes, I need help.
Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000FF
All my base
Are belong to you
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I have been following her for a long time. She is really cool, has a real nice swing, and certainly knows how to market herself. Props from me. 👍
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Matt Barkley had one with the Bears, so we know he can catch. 😁
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6 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
FWIW, I wouldn't want to argue with your friend's perception, but whereas Dawson Knox has a lot of "scored drops" (meaning balls trained observers believe a competent WR should catch), Kumerow has this: (click to embiggen)
I enjoy the use of the word embiggen. It's a perfectly cromulent word
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But, if someone puts in a claim, the player can still be elevated to the 53 and kept, right? (Of course after making room for them.)
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23 hours ago, K-9 said:
Well, the game was in Seattle and there’s plenty of Seattle garb in that pic. Definitely a Marshawn Lynch fan in the Bills Jersey.
My first thought as well, a Lynch fan.-
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3 hours ago, BringBackFergy said:
@Cripple Creek has generally relied on my scouting when putting together his Bigger Board. Davis rated as a "light blue" on my Board. Rather than grades from 1-10 I choose color coded ranking systems that go from "white" (vanilla, bleh) to "fire engine red" (cherry, hot). It also keeps people from stealing my homework because they have no idea what "mauve" or "turquoise" represents. Suffice it to say, Davis rates light blue and my rating will be proven come November.
Arm swap length is an algorithm I created which incorporates some analytics and genetic tendencies. I look at a player's background and family history, measure the length from the base of the thumb to the top of the tricep (subtract out the circumference of the funny bone/elbow) and multiply by pie. That gives me a rating which is then multiplied by family genetic history adopting those same measurables to predict how likely he is to wrestle the ball from defenders (i.e. swapping possession of the ball from CB to WR on underthrown or inaccurate passes). My final score is an indication of whether the WR is more likely to gain possession from the CB or safety.
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1 hour ago, Mr. WEO said:
Likely higher than his 0.wonderlic...
I just looked it up since i wondered, he scored a 20.
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Trying to sneak a kicker onto the PS is how they lost Dustin Hopkins. Chase McLaughlin was waived at the end of training camp and picked up within 24 hours, my guess is the same thing happened.
11 hours ago, Happy Gilmore said:The big leg is all well and good, but a kicker worth keeping has to be accurate. They also need to have a good head on their shoulders where they forget the missed kicks so it doesn't affect them going forward.
Beane commented in one of his conference calls (late Sunday call?) that Bass sat down with a psychologist or similar in the Bills organization for an hour or so before the draft. So, there's that. ?
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1 hour ago, dneveu said:
College kicking is much more challenging with their significantly wider hash marks. I feel like there are more grass fields too.
Good points!
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I want Michael Turk, do it BB.
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Man, he kicks rainbows. ?
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On 4/11/2020 at 12:11 PM, Limeaid said:
The mistake with Aguayo was he did not kick many long kicks in college. He could kick long but not accurate (anyone need kickoff specialist?).
What about Sebastian Janikowski, the Polish Pounder, selected by the Oakland Raiders 17th overall in the 2000 NFL Draft?
He was a weapon for Raiders for many years.
You mean The Polish Cannon. "The Polish Pounder" was a movie I was in in College.
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18 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Back in my day, punters had a flattop, kept their head down, and only spoke when talked to. I like my punters like my women - bland and unexciting.
"Now, Johnny Unitas...there's a haircut you could set your watch to..."
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Peter Guelli the new COO of the Bills and Sabres
in The Stadium Wall
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It was much better in 1983. 🙂